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5813 5813 5813 5813 your document m ana gement pa r tne r Digital C olor Copie r/Printer Operator Guide.
Whe n o rderi ng supp lie s or reque stin g se rvice for yo ur copier , y o u will n eed to p r o v i d e t h e m o d el a n d s e r i al numb e r of yo ur mach ine .
Introdu ction This manu al conta ins detail ed instruc tions o n the operati on and m aintenance of this machine. To get maximum v er sa til ity fro m this machine all operato rs s ho uld carefully r e ad and fol low the in structi ons i n this manu al.
Note to users in the Unite d States of Americ a Notice: This equipm ent ha s been tes ted and f ound to com ply wit h the lim its f or a Class B digita l devic e, pur su- ant to Part 15 of the FCC R ules. These li mits are de signed to pro vide reasonabl e protect ion against harmful in terf erence in a reside ntial in sta llati on.
i Notice Do not m ake copies of any item for which cop ying is proh ibited by law. Copying the foll owing items is norma lly prohi bited by local law: Bank bills, revenue stamps, bonds, stoc k certificates, bank drafts, checks, pass- port s, dr iver 's li cens es.
ii Safety Information When using your equip ment, the following safety precaution s should always be followed. Safety Duri ng Operati on In th is ma nual, the follow ing imp ortant symbo ls are u sed:.
iii R CAUT ION: • Protect the equipm ent from damp ness or wet weather, such as rain, snow, and so on. • Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet before you move the equipment . While mo ving the equipment, you should take care t hat the power cord will not be damaged under the equipment.
iv ENER GY STA R Progr am •L o w P o w e r M o d e This product automatic ally lowers its power consumpti on 15 minutes after the last copy or print job has finished. Printing is stil l possible in Low Power Mode, but if you wish to make copi es press the { Energ y Save r } key first.
v Specification Recycled Paper In acco rdance wi th the ENER GY STAR Program , we recomme nd use of r ecycled paper which is envi ronment friendly.Please cont act your sales representative for recomme nded p aper.
vi How to Read this Manual Sym bol s In th is manual, the followi ng symbols are used: R WARNING: This symbol ind icates a potentially hazardous situation that might result in death or serious i njury when you misuse th e machine without fol lowing the in- struc tions under thi s symb ol.
vii TABLE OF CONTENTS What Y ou Can Do wit h This Machine ...... ...... ....... ........ ...... ...... ........ ...... . 2 Guid e to Comp onent s ...... .... .... .... ...... .... .... .... ... ...... .... .... .... ...... .... .... .... .... 4 Option s .
viii Redu ce/En larg e .. .... ...... .... .... .... ...... .... .... .... ...... ... .... .... ...... .... .... .... .... ...... 58 Preset R/ E ........ ......... ....... ....... ......... ....... ......... ....... ....... ......... ....... .........
ix 3. Image Overlay (Opt ion) What is Imag e Over lay? ..... .... .... .... .... ...... .... .... ... ...... .... .... .... ...... .... .... .. 12 5 Edit Background .................................................................................... 128 Color/Image Adjustment .
x Exit ing Ar ea Edit ing . .... .... .... ...... .... .... .... ...... .... ... .... .... ...... .... .... .... ...... .. 1 81 Combi nation C hart fo r Are a Editi ng ........ ...... ....... ........ ...... ...... ........ ... 182 6. Troubleshooti ng If Yo ur M achi ne Do es n ot O pera te as You Want .
xi Use an d Stor age of S upplie s ..... .... .... .... ...... .... ... .... ...... .... .... .... ...... .... .. 2 33 Copy Pa per ...... ....... ......... ....... ....... ......... ....... ...... .......... ...... .......... ....... .... 233 Paper Storage .
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4 Guide to Co mponent s 1. Exposur e glass Pos ition orig ina ls he re fa ce dow n fo r copyi ng. 2. Platen cover (optio n) Low e r this cov er o ve r o rig inals pl aced on the exposure glass for copying. 3. Operation switch Press this switch to turn the power on (the On indicator goes on ).
5 8. Stopper W h e n y o u c o p y o n t o t h i n p ap e r , r a i s e this to prevent curling. 9. Copy tray Completed copies are d elivered here. 10. Main power switch To start the mach ine, turn on this switch . Note ❒ If the machine does not operate after turning on t he operation switch, check if the main power switch is turned on.
6 Optio ns This machin e can be provided with the following option s: 1. Platen cover Low e r this cov er o ve r o rig inals pl aced on the exposure glass for copying. 2. Document f eeder (ADF) Insert a s tack of orig inals here. They wi ll be fe d auto matical ly.
7 Operation Panel 1. Screen Con trast knob You can cha nge the brightness of the dis- play . 2. { { { { Specia l Accesso ry } } } } key This key is not used for this machine. 3. { { { { User To ols } } } } key Press to change the default setti ng. ⇒ P.
8 15. { { { { Clear/Stop } } } } key Press to cancel the copy number entered. While copying, pre ss to stop copying. This ke y is also used to c lear data . 16. { { { { Start } } } } key Press to start copying. 17. { { { { # } } } } key Press to enter data in selected modes.
9 Using the T ouch Panel Displ ay Selecting Funct ions On the touch panel di splay, y ou can fi nd key s, instruct ions and m essages. By pressing keys on the display, you can select or deselect functions, and enter data for the selec ted modes. If you ma ke a mistake and w ish to cl ear the current set- tin g s, p re ss the { Clear Modes } key.
10 Ent ering N umbe rs When th e display p rompts you to ente r a num ber, type in the number with th e number keys and pr ess the [ # ] ke y on the di splay to accep t it. Should you m ake a mistake: • If you have not pressed the [ # ] key yet, press the [ Clear ] key, and then re-enter it.
11 Color Sample Chart This is th e User Color sample. You c an mix the bas ic colors to make yo ur own colors (Use r Color). Note ❒ T h e c o l or s am p le m i g h t d i f f er s om e w h a t f r o m a c t u a l c o p i es du e t o p r i n t i ng effects.
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13 1. Basics Turning On t he Power To s tart the mach ine, press th e oper ation s witch to tu rn the pow er on. Note ❒ This m ach ine au toma ticall y ente rs Ener gy S aver mo de or tu rns it self of f if yo u do not use th e machine for a wh ile.
Basics 14 1 Starti ng the Machine A Press the operation switch to make the On indicator go on. Note ❒ If the power is not turned on when the op eration switch is pressed, check if the main pow er s witch is on . If of f, tu rn it on. ❒ During the warm-up period (about 8.
Turn ing On the Power 15 1 Shutting down the machine A Press the operation switch to make the On indicator go off. Turning of f the main powe r A Turn off the main power switch. The m ain po wer ind icat or of the operat ion panel g oes off . Catt leya2-2_ FM.
Basics 16 1 Origina ls Standa rd Size Or iginal s The machine will detect the following sizes and direc tions as standard size orig- inals: ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ When you place origina ls on the exp osure g.
Origin als 17 1 Non-recomme nded Origina ls for the Document Feeder Note ❒ The following typ es of originals are not reco mmended for use with the docu - ment feeder.
Basics 18 1 Placing Or iginals on the Expo sure Glass A Lift the platen cover or the document feeder. B Place the original face down on the exposu re glass. The original should be aligned to the rear left corner. 1. Reference mar k 2. Scale Note ❒ Start w ith the first page to be cop ied.
Loading a Sta ck of Originals in the Document Feeder 19 1 Loading a Stack of Ori ginals in the Document Feeder You can inse rt a stack of or iginals into t he document fee der. These or iginals are indivi dually fe d onto an d removed f rom the expo sure glas s.
Basics 20 1 D Load the originals face up into the document feeder until the Insert Origi- nal indicator goes off. 1. Limit mark 2. Original guide Note ❒ The last page should be on the bott om. ❒ The original gu ide must t ouch the front side of t he originals.
Loading one Ori ginal at a Time in the Document Feeder 21 1 Loading one Or iginal at a Time in the Document Feeder If you set one ori ginal at a time in the document feede r, the seco nd and su bse- quent or iginals can be fed and c opied au tomati cally with out pres sing the { Start } key.
Basics 22 1 F While the Auto Feed indicator is lit after an original is fed, load the next original. The original is automatic ally fed and copied. Note ❒ You can adjust th e time t he machine waits before being ready for the next orig inal w ith th e u ser to ols.
Loading Or iginals of Diff erent Sizes in the Doc ument Feeder 23 1 Loading Origi nals of Different Siz es in the Document Feeder Prep arat ion To use this function, you have to select ADF Mixed S izes mode with the user tools . ⇒ P.223 “ Duplex/ADF/Sorter ” .
Basics 24 1 Placing Custom Sized Ori ginals When copyi ng from custom sized original s, enter the orig inal size so that the copy is well aligned. Limitatio n ❒ You must place your custom size originals on the exposure glass. Referenc e For de tails abou t the sta ndard s izes the mac hine ca n detect, ⇒ P.
Placing Custom Size d Originals 25 1 D Pre ss the [ Orig. Vert. ] key and enter the vertical size wit h the number keys, and then press the [ # ] ke y. E Pre ss the [ OK ] key. F Place your original on the exposure glass, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key.
Basics 26 1 Removi ng the P laten Cover t o Copy a Large Or iginal You can remove t he platen cover to copy a la rge (more than A3, 11" × 17") orig- inal. Note ❒ You cannot remove the docume nt feeder. To remo ve the plat en cove r, lift i t out.
27 2. Copying Basi c Procedure A Place your original on the exposure glass or in the document feeder. B Make sure that the [ Auto Color Select ] , [ Text / Photo ] , [ Au to Paper Select ] , [ Full Size ] keys are selected. Note ❒ Auto Color Se lect ⇒ P.
Copying 28 2 D Pre ss the { { { { Start } } } } key. Note ❒ To stop the machine during a multi-copy run, press the { Clear/Stop } key. ❒ If you want to chan ge the sett ings, p ress the [ Yes ] key. If you wan t to re- sume the copy run, press the [ Resume ] key.
Basic P rocedure 29 2 Manual image density If you requir e darker or lighte r copies, adjust the image densi ty yourself. A If the [ Auto Image D ensity ] key is selected, press it to cancel it. B Press the desired color density level. Comb ined auto and manu al imag e density Use when copying originals with a dirty background (such as newspapers).
Copying 30 2 Selecting a Co lor Mode Select a co lor mode that best suit s your origin als and copyi ng requirement s. Auto color select mode The machine automat ically detects whether the original has color parts or not. Ori gina ls w ith only b lac k im age s wil l be copi ed in Bl ack & W hite mode .
Basic P rocedure 31 2 Black & White copy mode This function makes co pies in black. A Pre ss the [ Black & White ] key. B Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key. Sin gle co lor mode This function makes co pies in single c olors.
Copying 32 2 C Pre ss the [ OK ] key. D Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key. User c olors Note ❒ When Single Color copyi ng, user colors might come out lighter. A Pre ss the [ Single Color ] key. B Pre ss the [ User Color ] ke y.
Basic P rocedure 33 2 Scanned color The optional editing kit is required to use this function. Note ❒ “ Scanned color ” means tha t the co lor is spe cified from the ori ginal imag e di- rectly . ❒ When Single Color copyi ng, Scanned colors might come out lighter.
Copying 34 2 C Press the color on the image you wish to scan in with the editor pen. Note ❒ Point to an area of color wi th a radi us of at l east 5 mm. ❒ To canc el the p ointing, press th e [ Era se ] key. ❒ For deta ils ab out thi s disp lay, ⇒ P.
Basic P rocedure 35 2 Twin Color (Col or Copy) A Pre ss the [ Twin Color ] key. B Select the color you want to copy the color parts of the original in. C If you wis h to copy blac k parts using a diffe rent colo r, press t he [ Change Black ] key. Note ❒ If you do not want t o do this, go to step E .
Copying 36 2 C Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key. Sele cting the Origin al Image Type To optimize the likeness between copies and originals, select an im age type that matches your or iginals. Note ❒ You can adjust the readabili ty of black lettering in colored areas, ⇒ P.
Basic P rocedure 37 2 A Make sure that the [ Text / Photo ] key is se lected. Note ❒ If not, press the [ Text / Photo ] key. B Select the photo mod e.
Copying 38 2 Photo m ode Thi s mo de is suita ble for c opy ing or igin als cons isting of p ictu res, p ho togra phs, and screened letters/areas, but not solid letters. Note ❒ There are 3 t ypes of Photo mo de: • [ Pres s Print ] : Use whe n copying ph otogr aphs or pict ures that are printe d on paper (e .
Basic P rocedure 39 2 B Select the original type from the [ Highli ght Pen ] , [ In kjet O utput ] , and [ Map ] key. C Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key. Selecting the Copy Pape r Size Select a suitable size of copy pape r based on the original size and the reproduc- tion ra tio.
Copying 40 2 Manual paper sel ect You can s elect the copy paper man ually. A Select the co py pa per. - - - - Image Ro tation If the direction in which your orig inal is se t (landsca pe or po rtrait.
Basic P rocedure 41 2 Copying from the Bypass Tray Use the by pass tray to copy on to thick paper , adhesive labels, O HP tran sparen- c i e s , o r cu s t o m si z e p ap e r . A l so u s e t h e b y p as s t r a y t o co p y o n t o t h e r e v er s e si d e of paper t hat has already been co pied ont o.
Copying 42 2 ❒ Select one of t he fo llowin g sett ings or key s: • [ Normal ] : norm al paper, adhe sive labels • [ Thick ] : th ick paper, po st cards, tr anslucent pa per • [ Extra Thick ] .
Basic P rocedure 43 2 Copying onto standard size p aper with the bypass tray Note ❒ When you co py onto the reverse side of paper that has been already copied onto, ⇒ P.49 “ Copy ing onto the reverse sid e of paper ” . A Open the bypass tray. B Pre ss the [ Normal ] , [ Thick ] , [ Extra Thick ] , or [ OHP ] key.
Copying 44 2 D Adjust the paper gui des to the paper size. 1. Horizontal size 2. Vertical size 3. Exte nder 4. Pape r guid es Note ❒ Make su re the paper siz e and dire ction in the bypass tra y is display ed on the operation panel. ❒ Make sur e that t he paper g uides ma tch th e paper size .
Basic P rocedure 45 2 Copying onto custom size pap er with the bypass tray Prep arat ion You can register custom paper sizes you use often in keys [ Custom1 ] , [ Custom2 ] , and [ Custom3 ] with the user tools. ⇒ P.213 “ S ystem setting s ” . Note ❒ Be sure to set the paper size or a paper misfeed might occur.
Copying 46 2 E If you select [ Enter Si ze ] in step D D D D , enter the horizontal paper size with the number keys, and th en press the [ # ] key. Note ❒ To chan ge the value enter ed, press the [ Clear ] key and enter a new value. F Enter the vertical paper size with the number keys, and then press the [ # ] key .
Basic P rocedure 47 2 Making A3, 11" × × × × 17" full bleed copies By sl iding the pape r guide s of th e bypass t ray to a size gr eater tha n A3 (1 1"), A3 11" × 17" fu ll bl eed copy ing m ode i s au tomat icall y select ed.
Copying 48 2 ❒ By sliding the paper guide s of the bypa ss tray, the m achine ent ers A3, 11" × 17" full bleed co pying mode automatically.
Basic P rocedure 49 2 Copyin g onto th e reverse sid e of paper You can copy onto the reverse side of paper that has been already copied onto. Note ❒ If you wish to copy on both si des of the paper , use the Duplex f eature. ⇒ P.69 “ Duplex ” .
Copying 50 2 ❒ You canno t use this func tion for OHP tr anspare ncies , translu cent paper, ad- hesive labels and postcards. ❒ Do not use cop y paper that has been al ready copied onto by other machines. ❒ If the copy paper is bent, co rrect i t before pl acing pape r in the byp ass tray.
Basic P rocedure 51 2 Auto Reduce/Enlarge The machi ne can selec t the proper r eproductio n ratio based o n the select ed pa- per size and the original si ze. Referenc e Regarding other functions that c annot be used toge ther with this function, ⇒ P.
Copying 52 2 Energy Saver Mode If you do not operate the machine for a certain period after co pying or press the { Energ y Sa ver } key, the display goes out and the machine e nters En ergy Saver mode.
Basic P rocedure 53 2 Interrupt Copying Use t he { Interrupt } key to interrupt a c opy run and m ake urgently needed c opies. Referenc e Regarding other functions that c annot be used toge ther with this function, ⇒ P.121 “ Co mbinatio n Chart ” .
Copying 54 2 Auto Start If you press the { Start } key during the warm-up period, the { Start } key will blink and th e m achine w ill s tart co pyin g after th e wa rm-up perio d. A Set your copy s ettings during the warm-up period. B Pre ss the { { { { Start } } } } key.
Basic P rocedure 55 2 Program You can store up to five frequently used copy job settings in machine memory and recall them for future use. Note ❒ If you want t o change a stored program , overwrite the program. Stor ing your set tings A Set the c opy settings you want t o put into memory.
Copying 56 2 Recalling your settings A Pre ss the { { { { Program } } } } key. Note ❒ If you want to recall A rea Edit setti ngs stored in a program, press the [ Area Editing ] key, and then press the { Program } key. ❒ After you reca ll the Area Ed it settings stored i n a program, yo u can ch ange them.
Basic P rocedure 57 2 Check Mo des By pressing the [ Chec k Modes ] key , you can see at a glance the modes you have selected. Counter By pressing the { Counter } key, y ou can check th e machin e's coun ter.
Copying 58 2 Reduce/Enlar ge Prese t R/E Referenc e Regarding other functions that c annot be used toge ther with this function, ⇒ P.121 “ Co mbinatio n Chart ” . Note ❒ You can add up to tw o preset ratios with t he user too ls. ⇒ P.217 “ Gen eral Fea- tures ” .
Reduce/Enl arge 59 2 C Select the ratio you require. D Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key. Enlarg ing A Pre ss the [ Reduce/Enlarg e ] key. B Make sure that the [ Pres et R/E / Zoom ] key is selected. C Select the ratio you require.
Copying 60 2 Zoom You can change the reproduction rat io from 25% to 400% in 1% steps. Note ❒ You can sele ct a ratio r egardless of the s ize of an origin al or copy pap er. With some ratios, parts of the image m ight not be copied or blank margins will ap- pear o n copies.
Reduce/Enl arge 61 2 Using the number keys A Pre ss the [ Reduce/Enlarg e ] key. B Pre ss the [ Input Rati o ] keys. C Enter the reproduction ratio with the number keys. Note ❒ To chan ge the ra tio enter ed, press the [ Clear ] key and enter a new ratio.
Copying 62 2 ❒ You can select a ratio from between 25% to 400%. ❒ Up to 999mm (metric versio n), 99.99" (inch version) ca n be e ntered. A Pre ss the [ Reduce/Enlarg e ] key. B Pre ss the [ Size Magnific ation ] key. C Enter the original size wit h the number keys, and then press the [ # ] key.
Reduce/Enl arge 63 2 Directional Magnification (%) 1. Horiz ontal % 2. Vertical % Copies ca n be reduced or enlarged at different reproduct ion ratio s horizonta lly and vertically. Note ❒ You can select a ratio from between 25% to 400%. ❒ You can sele ct a ratio r egardless of the s ize of an origin al or copy pap er.
Copying 64 2 E Enter the ve rtical ratio with th e number keys, and then press t he [ # ] key. F Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } keys. Directional Siz e Magnification (i nch) 1. Horizontal original size 2. Vertical original size 3.
Reduce/Enl arge 65 2 A Pre ss the [ Reduce/Enlarg e ] key. B Pre ss the [ Directional Mag. ] key. C Pre ss the [ D. Size Mag. (inch) ] ke y. D Enter the horiz ontal original size with the number keys, and then press the [ # ] key.
Copying 66 2 Poster Mode You can enlarg e the complete im age of originals onto se veral sheets. This func- tion is co nvenient for maki ng posters. Note ❒ In this functio n, the cop ies are delive red with marg ins around the copy im age ( a b o u t 1 5 m m , 0 .
Reduce/Enl arge 67 2 Using the [ Number of Pages ] key By enteri ng the desired numb er of page s, the machin e automati cally calcul ates the suitable enlargement ratio for copying. A Select the copy p aper s ize. B Pre ss the [ Reduce/Enlarg e ] key.
Copying 68 2 C Pre ss the [ Poster Mode ] key. D Pre ss the [ Direct. Mag. (%) ] key. E Enter the ratio. Note ❒ You can specify different ratios or numbers or pages in the horizontal and vertical di rections. F Pre ss the [ # ] key. G Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key.
Duplex 69 2 Duplex 1 Sided → → → → 2 Sided This function makes double sided copies from single sided originals. Limitatio n ❒ You cannot use th e following kinds of co py paper with this fun.
Copying 70 2 Referenc e Regarding other functions that c annot be used toge ther with this function, ⇒ P.121 “ Co mbinatio n Chart ” . ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ The resulting copy image wi ll differ according to the direction in which you place your original (lengthwi se K K K K or wi dthw ise L L L L ).
Duplex 71 2 B Pre ss the [ 1 Sided → → → → 2 Si ded ] key. C Pre ss the [ Even ] key or the [ Odd ] key according to the n umber of your origi- nals . Note ❒ When you set an odd nu mber of or iginals, the back side of the l ast page is left bl ank .
Copying 72 2 2 Sided → → → → 2 Sided This fun ction ma kes double sided cop ies from do uble side d origin als. A Pre ss the [ Duplex/Combin e ] key. B Pre ss the [ 2 Sided → → → → 2 Si ded ] key. C Place your origin als in the documen t feeder, and the n press the { { { { Start } } } } key.
Duplex 73 2 Book → → → → 2 Sided Use this feature to co py facing p ages of a book or magazine onto both side s of the copy paper. Note ❒ Select the lengthw ise K copy paper. ❒ The following table summar izes the relationship be tween the size of origin als and copy paper size for full-size co pying (100%).
Copying 74 2 B Select t he lengthwise K K K K copy pa per. C Pre ss the [ Book → → → → 2 Sided ] key. D Place your original on the exposure glass, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key. Multi → → → → 2 Sided This fu nctio n makes one sing le side d and one double s ided cop y from a three page pamphl et.
Duplex 75 2 Note ❒ The following table summar izes the relationship be tween the size of origin als and copy paper size for full-size co pying (100%). • Metr ic versio n • Inch ver sion A Pre ss the [ Duplex/Combin e ] key. B Select t he lengthwise K K K K copy pa per.
Copying 76 2 Series Co pies Book → → → → 1 Sided This fun ction make s one-si ded copies f rom two facing pages of bo und (book) original s. Referenc e Regarding functions that can not be used together with this function, ⇒ P.121 “ Combin ation Ch art ” .
Series Co pies 77 2 A Pre ss the [ Duplex/Combin e ] key. B Select t he lengthwise K K K K copy pa per. C Pre ss the [ Book → → → → 1 Sided ] key.
Copying 78 2 2 Sided → → → → 1 Sided The optiona l document feeder is requi red to us e this function. Referenc e Regarding other functions that c annot be used toge ther with this function, ⇒ P.121 “ Co mbinatio n Chart ” . A Pre ss the [ Duplex/Combin e ] key.
Combine 79 2 Combi ne Combine 2 Originals The optiona l document feeder is requi red to us e this function. This funct ion automa tically co mbines tw o single si ded origin als onto one copy. Note ❒ If th e ori ginal size and dire ction is set dif fere ntly, y ou cannot us e the comb ine function.
Copying 80 2 A Pre ss the [ Duplex/Combin e ] key. B Sele ct t he widt hwise L L L L copy paper . C Pre ss the [ Combine 2 or iginals ] key . D Place your origin als in the documen t feeder, and the n press the { { { { Start } } } } key. Catt leya2-2_ FM.
Combine 81 2 Combine 4 Originals The optiona l document feeder is requi red to us e this function. Referenc e Regarding other functions that c annot be used toge ther with this function, ⇒ P.121 “ Co mbinatio n Chart ” . A Pre ss the [ Duplex/Combin e ] key.
Copying 82 2 Shifting t he Image Shi ft You c an mo ve the ima ge to a corner or edg e as w ell as center it. Th is func tion i s useful w hen the cop y paper is l arger than t he original. Note ❒ W h e n y o u c o py o nt o 1 2" × 18", 13" × 19" si ze copy paper, the origin al image is copied onto the cent er.
Shifti ng the I mage 83 2 C Select the direction in which you want to shift the image. Note ❒ When you want to center t he image, pr ess the [ Center ] key. D Pre ss the [ OK ] key. E Select the copy p aper s ize. F Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key.
Copying 84 2 ❒ The ma rgin widt h defau lt is as fo llows. Y ou can chan ge thi s default setti ng with th e user too ls. ⇒ P.217 “ General Features ” . ❒ If you set too wide a margin, areas you do not wan t to delete might be erased. Referenc e Regarding other functions that c annot be used toge ther with this function, ⇒ P.
Shifti ng the I mage 85 2 D Pre ss the [ OK ] key. E Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key. Catt leya2-2_ FM.book Page 85 T hursda y, Decembe r 14, 2 000 8:17 PM.
Copying 86 2 Eras e Center Er ase Border Er ase Catt leya2-2_ FM.book Page 86 T hursda y, Decembe r 14, 2 000 8:17 PM.
Erase 87 2 Center/Bor der Erase Referenc e Regarding other functions that c annot be used toge ther with these functions, ⇒ P.121 “ Com bination Ch art ” . Note ❒ The pos ition o f the margi n to be er ased is det ermined according to the or igi- nal size and reproducti on ratio.
Copying 88 2 C Adjus t the w idth of t he m argin to be er ased by pres sing the [ + ] or [ - ] key. Note ❒ You can adjust the wid th in the range of 3 - 50mm, 0.1" - 2.0". D Pre ss the [ OK ] key. E Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key.
Cover Shee t 89 2 Cover Sheet Front Cove r The optiona l document feeder is requi red to us e this function. Note ❒ The cover sheets should be identical in size a nd direction with the copy paper . ❒ The cover sheets should be fed from the bypass tray.
Copying 90 2 B Pre ss the [ Front Cover ] key. C Place your origin als in the documen t feeder, and the n press the { { { { Start } } } } key. When you use front cover mode with 2 Sided → → → → 1 Side d or 2 Si ded → → → → 2 Si ded m ode A Enter 2 Side d → → → → 1 Sided or 2 Sided → → → → 2 Side d mode .
Cover Shee t 91 2 Front & Back Cover The optiona l document feeder is requi red to us e this function. ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Back Cover: Copy ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Back Cover: Blank Note ❒ You ca n specif y wheth er to copy o nto the b ack cove r sheet. If you sele ct [ Copy ] , the last pages will be copied on the back cover sheets.
Copying 92 2 When you use the front & back covers mode with the 1 Sided → → → → 1 Si ded mode A Pre ss the [ Shift/Bo ok ] key. B Pre ss the [ Front&Back Cov er ] key. C Select the [ Copy ] or [ Blank ] key to choose whether to copy onto the back cov- er.
Cover Shee t 93 2 C Pres s th e [ Image ] or [ Blank ] key dep ending on w hether th e reverse side of the first original has an image or not. D Pres s th e [ Image ] or [ Blank ] key dep ending on w hether th e reverse side of the last original has an image or not.
Copying 94 2 Color Cre ation Color Conversion This functi on convert s selected colors of an orig inal into differ ent colors on t he copy. Note ❒ Up to 4 colors can be converte d at one time.
Color Creat ion 95 2 B Pre ss the [ Color Convers ion ] key. C Select the original color (color to be converted). D Select the new color (color to convert to). E If you want to convert more than one color, repeat s teps C C C C and D D D D . Note ❒ If you pick the wrong c olor, press the [ Clear ] key.
Copying 96 2 Color Erase This function erases selected colors from the original image. Note ❒ Up to 4 colors c an be erased at o ne time. ❒ Colors that can be erased: Yellow , Red, Magenta, Green, Cyan, Blue, Black, and Scanned Col or (option) ❒ Only one Sca nned Color can be sele cted at a time.
Color Creat ion 97 2 C Select the color to be eras ed. D Pre ss the [ OK ] key E Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key. Color Backgroun d This function makes co pies with t he selected color backgrou nd.
Copying 98 2 B Pre ss the [ Color Backgr ound ] key. C Select the co lor for ba ckground . Note ❒ You ca n select the co lor densit y level. D Pre ss the [ OK ] key E Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key. Catt leya2-2_ FM.
Color Creat ion 99 2 Type Mask This functi on co pies t he col ored text par t and backg round part sep arately . Note ❒ When t he machine is not a ble to d ifferenti ate betwee n the text c olor/im ages and the backgr ound, t he background i s copied u sing the spe cified text c olor.
Copying 100 2 D Select the color for the back ground, and then press the [ OK ] key. Note ❒ You ca n select the co lor densit y level. E Pre ss the [ Text ] key a nd select the color for the te xt. Note ❒ You ca n select the co lor densit y level.
Image Cr eation 101 2 Image Creat ion Outline Image This function copi es on ly the outlin e of the ima ge. Note ❒ This fun ction is c opied in Auto Image Density and A uto Orig inal Type Select mod e.
Copying 102 2 C Select the width of the outline. D Pre ss the [ OK ] key. E Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key. Shadow Image This functi on adds a shadow around the ed ges of copy image elem ents. You can se lect bloc k shado w or of fset sh adow.
Image Cr eation 103 2 The orienta tion o f the or iginal decides the p osition of th e shado w as f ollows: Note ❒ You can select the color of shadow as follows: • Same Color: A shadow of the same colo r as the original is added. • Sele ct Color: Yo u can select t he color of the shadow.
Copying 104 2 C Pre ss the [ Block ] or [ Of fset ] key. D Adjust the width by pressi ng the [ + ] or [ - ] key. E Make s ure th e [ Same Color Halft one ] key is selected. F Pre ss the [ OK ] key. G Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key.
Image Cr eation 105 2 E Pre ss the [ Shadow Color / Density ] key. F Sele ct th e colo r, an d th en p ress t he [ OK ] key. Note ❒ You ca n select the co lor densit y level. G Pre ss the [ OK ] key. H Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key.
Copying 106 2 Slanted Image This function slants the copy image at a selected angle. Note ❒ The sla nt dire ction is de cided as shown in the illus tration : ❒ You can select the angle from -45 ° to +45 ° . ❒ Depending on the angle, some parts of the image may be lost.
Image Cr eation 107 2 C Adjust the angle by pres sing the arrow keys. Note ❒ By pressing the [] or [] key, the number of the angle can be adjusted by in steps of 5 ° . ❒ By pressing the [] or [] key, the number of the angle can be adjusted by in steps of 1 ° .
Copying 108 2 Mirror Image This function makes a mirro r im age cop y of the origina l. Note ❒ Place the origi nal on the exposur e glass as shown. A Pre ss the [ Imag e Crea tion ] key.
Image Cr eation 109 2 B Pre ss the [ Mirror Image ] key . C Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key. Repeat I mage This function copies a part of the original image repeatedly . Note ❒ When this function is used, the leading edge margin of 10mm, 0.
Copying 110 2 ❒ For an explanation about entering numbers, ⇒ P.10 “ Entering Nu mbers ” . ❒ The numb er of repeated i mages that can be fi t on a singl e sheet of co py paper is cal culat ed auto matica lly ba sed u pon the copy pape r size , copy pap er direc - tion and enlargement/r eduction rati o.
Image Cr eation 111 2 D Enter the horizont al and vertical length with the number keys, and then pre ss the [ # ] key. Note ❒ The length that you c an enter is 1 - 30 0mm, 0.1" - 11.7". W hen you enter less than 5mm, 0.2", the image might not be repeated well.
Copying 112 2 D Pre ss the [ Numb er of I mages ] key. E Enter a ho rizontal and verti cal number between 1 and 15, an d then press the [ # ] key. Note ❒ If the horizontal and vertical sett ings are 1 × 1, you cannot press the [ # ] key. F Pre ss the [ OK ] key.
Image Cr eation 113 2 C Place your origin al on the exposure glass , and then press the [ Editor Area ] key . Lim ita tion ❒ You can not load your or iginals in the do cument feed er. D Diag on ally mar k opp osit e corn ers of area to be rep eat ed.
Copying 114 2 Posit ive/Negat ive This function copies the original image in complementary co lors. If you use a black and w hite original, black and w hite areas of the original are reversed.
Image Cr eation 115 2 B Pre ss the [ Posi tive /Nega tive ] key. C Place your originals, and then press the { { { { Start } } } } key. Cattleya2-2_FM.book Page 115 Thursday, December 1 4, 2000 8:17 PM.
Copying 116 2 Finishing Note ❒ To avoid proble ms cau sed by curl ed copi es, try t urning over the pap er stac k in the paper tray. If there is no improve ment, change to copy paper wit h less curl. Referenc e Regarding other functions that c annot be used toge ther with this function, ⇒ P.
Finishing 117 2 A Pre ss the [ Sort ] key. B Load your originals in the document feeder. C Pre ss the { { { { Start } } } } key. Stack The optiona l 20-bin sorter stapler i s required to use this fu nction. All copies of each origin al are delivered to the same bin.
Copying 118 2 A Pre ss the [ Stack ] key. B Load your originals in the document feeder. C Pre ss the { { { { Start } } } } key. Sta ple The optiona l 20-bin sorter stapler i s required to use this fu nction.
Finishing 119 2 ❒ The re lationship be tween the orientatio n in which t he orig inal is pl aced and the stapling p osition is shown below. ❒ For stapl ing, the fol lowi ng li mita tions appl y: Referenc e If you want t o add staples, ⇒ P.201 “ d Adding Staples ” .
Copying 120 2 Having copies stapled automatically after copying The optiona l document feeder is requi red to us e this function. A Select the staplin g position.
Combinat ion Chart 121 2 Combination C hart ✩ : Those modes can be used to gether. ★ : Thos e mode s can be use d toge ther with some li mitati ons. → : The or iginal m ode is over ridden and th e newly sel ected mode is act ive. ✗ : These mo des cannot be used together.
Copying 122 2 Shift/ Book Centering/ Cornerin g ✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✗ ✩✩✩ ✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✗ -- ✩ →→ → Margin Adjustment ✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩ ✩✩✩✩.
Combinat ion Chart 123 2 Book → → → → 1 Sided 2 Sided → → → → 1 Sided Combine 2 Originals Combine 4 Originals 1 Sided → → → → 2 Sided 2 Sided → → → → 2 Sided Book → .
Copying 124 2 Duplex/Com bine Serie s Book → 1 Sided -- →→→→→ →→ ✗ → ✩✩✩✩✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✩✩✩✩ 2 Sided → 1 Sid ed → -- →→→→→→ ✩ → ✩✩.
125 3. Image Overlay (Option) What is Image Overlay? If your machine has th e optional editing kit, y ou can overlay a portion of t he foreground image original onto a background image original.
Image Overl ay (Opti on) 126 3 C If the background original size is n ot A4, 8 1 / 2 ” × × × × 11”, press the [ Chan ge ] key, and then select the original size for the backgrou nd. D Pre ss the [ ScanSt art ] key. E Mark the first poin t with the editor pen .
What is Image Over lay? 127 3 J Make a ny adju stment s you re quire. Note ❒ Image Density, ⇒ P.28 “ Adjust ing Copy Image Density ” . ❒ Color Mode, ⇒ P. 30 “ Selecting a Co lor Mode ” . ❒ Original Type, ⇒ P. 36 “ Selec ting the Origin al Image Type ” .
Image Overl ay (Opti on) 128 3 Edit B ackground You can e dit the sel ected im age. Note ❒ The modes that can be set are as follows: • Color/Im age Adjustment: Image Density, Color Mod e, Original.
Edit B ackgro und 129 3 Color Creation A Pre ss the [ Edit Backgr ound ] key. B Pre ss the [ Color Creat ion ] key. C Make a ny adju stment s you re quire. Note ❒ Color Conv ersion, ⇒ P.94 “ Color Conversi on ” . ❒ Color Erase, ⇒ P.96 “ Colo r E rase ” .
Image Overl ay (Opti on) 130 3 Basi c Settings You can change the job settings. A Pre ss the [ Basi c Setti ngs ] key. B Make a ny adju stment s you re quire. Note ❒ Paper Select, ⇒ P.3 9 “ Selecting t he Copy Paper Size ” . ❒ Preset R /E / Zoom, ⇒ P.
131 4. Adjustment and Color Memory Color Bal ance This f unction a llows you to control the overal l color tone of c opies by a djusting t he Yellow, Magen ta, Cyan and B lack color balance. Nine levels of t one are available. Note ❒ The col or ba lance w ill re turn to the de fault w hen: • The mac hine is autom atically r eset.
Adjustment a nd Color Memor y 132 4 Color Balance Progra m You can sto re the color balance sett ing in mem ory and recall it w hen you want to use it. Note ❒ You can sto re up to three color balanc es. Storing the adjusted colo r balance A Change the color balance ( ⇒ ⇒ ⇒ ⇒ P.
Color B alance 133 4 Recalling the color balan ce A Pre ss the { { { { Adju st me nt/M em ory } } } } key . B Make sure that the [ Color Balance Adj. ] key is selected. C Pre ss the [ Color Balanc e Program ] key . D Make sure that the [ Reca ll ] key is selected.
Adjustment a nd Color Memor y 134 4 Color Balance Sam ple Adjusting the color balan ce by trial and erro r could require many copies. The color balance sa mpling function allows you to produce nine s amples on two copies. The first sample of each shee t uses the current col or balance (standard).
Color B alance 135 4 C Pre ss the [ Color Balanc e Sample ] key. D Select the range of densities (standard is the current setting). E Place your original on the exposure glass. F Pre ss the [ Print Sta rt ] key. Note ❒ The sample is co pied. G Select the color balance that you want to set, and then press the [ OK ] key.
Adjustment a nd Color Memor y 136 4 Selecting the sampled area Note ❒ The sampled area is as shown below. • a: 58mm, 2.3 ” • b: 180m m, 7.1 ” 1. Selected p osition 2. Sample d area ❒ Orientation of the original and scanned image are related as shown: R R GCAREA5E Exposure glass Display Cattleya2-2_FM.
Color B alance 137 4 A Pre ss the { { { { Adju st me nt/M em ory } } } } key . B Make s ure th e [ Color Balance Adj. ] key is selecte d. C Pre ss the [ Color Balanc e Sample ] key. D Select the range of densities (standard is the current setting). E Place your original on the exposure glass.
Adjustment a nd Color Memor y 138 4 F Pre ss the [ Sampl e Area Sele ction ] ke y. G Pre ss the [ ScanSt art ] key. Note ❒ The image of the ori ginal is d isplayed. H Point at the center of the area with the editor pen or your f inger, and the n pre ss the [ OK ] key.
Color B alance 139 4 I Pre ss the [ Print Sta rt ] key. Note ❒ The sample is co pied. J Select the color balance that you want to set, and then press the [ OK ] key.
Adjustment a nd Color Memor y 140 4 Color Adjust ment This function l ets you alter up to three single c olors by mi xing them with adja- cent co lors in th e color ci rcle. F or example, yellow can be shifte d toward s red to make orange, or towards green to make a ye llow green.
Colo r Ad justm ent 141 4 D Adjust the color with the keys. Note ❒ F o r e x am pl e , i f y ou w is h t o m a k e y e l l ow ap p e a r m o r e r e d , p r es s t h e [ → → → → ] key. ❒ If you wish to make yellow appear more gr een, press the [ ← ← ← ← ] key.
Adjustment a nd Color Memor y 142 4 Image Adjustment You can c hange the follow ing default settings for image adjustment: Soft/Sha rp You can adj ust the edge s of the ima ge to make the i mage sharpe r or softer. Note ❒ Defaul t: level 4 Contras t You can adju st the contr ast bet ween light parts and d ark parts o f the imag e.
Image Adjus tment 143 4 Soft/Sha rp, Contrast, Ba ckground Density, a nd Pastel Note ❒ Any settings yo u make w ith the So ft/Sharp, Contra st, Backgroun d Density and Pastel functions will be canceled under the following conditions: • The mac hine is autom atically r eset.
Adjustment a nd Color Memor y 144 4 U.C.R. Adjustment, A.C.S. Sensit ivity and Text/Phot o Sensitivity Note ❒ Any settings yo u make with the U.C.R. Adjustment, A.C.S. Sensitivity, and Text/Photo Sensi tivity functions are not cleared by turni ng the power off or by pressing the { Clea r Mode s } key.
Program User Color 145 4 Program User Col or I n a d d i t i o n to t h e b a s e c o l o r s , y o u c a n s t o r e u p t o 1 5 c u s t o m i z e d c o l or s i n t o memor y (Use r Colo r). Referenc e For colo r samples, ⇒ P.1 1 “ Co lor S amp le C hart ” .
Adjustment a nd Color Memor y 146 4 C Select the key you wish to store the color in. D Select th e base color. E You ca n ch ange the c olor density in two w ays. Pr ess t he [ + - keys ] key. Note ❒ Adjust the color densi ty with the [ + ] or [ - ] key.
Program User Color 147 4 ❒ Enter the percentage with the number keys. Press the [ Input Ratio ] key. F Repeat step E E E E for each color, then press the [ OK ] key. G Pre ss the [ OK ] key. Mixing Color s Manually with the Number Keys A Pre ss the { { { { Adju st me nt/M em ory } } } } key .
Adjustment a nd Color Memor y 148 4 D Pre ss the [ Input Rati o ] key. E Select the color that you want to adjust. F Enter the den sity with the number keys, and then press the [ # ] key. Note ❒ To chan ge the num ber, press the [ Cle ar ] key. G Repeat steps E E E E and F F F F for each color, and then pres s the [ OK ] ke y.
Program User Color 149 4 Samp ling the User Colors You can p rint out a sample of User Colors to check the colo rs you have m ade. Note ❒ The samp le will be c opied on a A4 K , 8 1 / 2 " × 11" K sheet o r a A3 L , 11" × 17" L sheet.
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151 5. Area Editing (Option) What is Ar ea Edit ing? If your machine has the opti onal editing kit, you can select areas of an image to be treated differentl y or have effects applied to them .
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 152 5 How to Edit Areas Editing an image involve s scanning it in to memory, ch oosing areas t o edit and how tho se areas will be r e-produced. The basic steps are summarized below. Details are given in the rest of thi s sec- tion .
Designat ing Areas 153 5 Designating Areas Several tools are provided for designating areas of an image. Area Sha pes • Rectangle: Specify t wo points defining the opposite diagonals of a rec tangle. • Right Angle Polygon /Polygon: S pecify a sequence o f points defining a pol y- gon.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 154 5 Design ate Area Display 1. Message Area Message s and instructi ons appear here. 2. Disp lay Area The image is displayed. 3. Area Shape/Frame/Lin e Select the area shap e or fram e shape and line. 4. Cancel Ed iting Exit area editing.
Designat ing Areas 155 5 Design ate Area Tools Note ❒ There are nine tools to designate ar eas. Note ❒ You ca nnot use th e optional docum ent feeder with t his functi on.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 156 5 Area Shapes Rectangle A Place your original on the exposure glass. B Pre ss the [ Area Edit ing ] key. Note ❒ [ Rectangle ] key is selected by default. C Mark the first poin t with the editor pen . D Diagonall y mark opposite corner of the area you wish to sele ct.
Designat ing Areas 157 5 F Pre ss the [ Area Edit ] key, and specify your settings, and then press the [ OK ] key . Referen ce For details, ⇒ P.165 “ Selecting Modes for Desig nated Areas ” . G Pre ss the { { { { Start } } } } key. Righ t An gle P olygo n and Poly gon A Place your original on the exposure glass.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 158 5 Closed Loop Limitatio n ❒ If you specify an area with Closed Loop , you cannot specify any additional areas with oth er sele ction too ls. Note ❒ When you colo r areas with the Closed Loop, the area boundary may shift de- pending on the image.
Designat ing Areas 159 5 D Press on a point inside th e exterior area you wish to specify. E Press on a p oint inside the interior area you wish to trea t differently. Note ❒ Be sure to selec t a point insid e of the exterior area you wish to define.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 160 5 Frame/Lin e Rectangle frame A Place your original on the exposure glass. B Pre ss the [ Area Edit ing ] key. C Pre ss the [ Frame / Li ne ] key. D Pre ss the [ Rectangle ] key. E Mark the first poin t with the editor pen .
Designat ing Areas 161 5 D Pre ss the [ Right Angle Polygon ] key or the [ Polygon ] key. E Mark the first poin t with the editor pen . F Mark the next points. G After making the last point, p ress the [ C onfirm Selection ] key. H Pre ss the [ Area E dit ] key, specify your settin gs, and then press the [ OK ] key.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 162 5 F Mark the next points. G After marking the last point, pr ess the [ Conf irm S ele ctio n ] key. H Pre ss the [ Area E dit ] key, specify your settin gs, and then press the [ OK ] key. Referen ce For details, ⇒ P.165 “ Selecting Modes for Desig nated Areas ” .
Designat ing Areas 163 5 Notes for Desi gnating Areas The number of the points, areas, and groups that can be designated Note ❒ Maximum number of points: 500 ❒ In Right Angle Po lygon mode, Poly gon mode, or Li ne mode, the m aximum numbe r of poi nts fo r one area is 3 0.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 164 5 ❒ However, areas containing areas (see below) are permitted. Designate start- ing with t he outer most are a. ❒ These operations are available, under the following conditions: • When design ati ng area s with C losed Lo op mode , Mul ti-cl osed Lo op or Line/Frame mo de.
Select ing Modes for Designat ed Areas 165 5 Select ing Modes for D esignated Ar eas Referenc e The ava ilable modes for are a editin g depen d on the area sh ape. ⇒ P. 1 82 “ Combina tion Char t for Are a Editin g ” . For functions t hat cannot be used toge ther in area edi ting, ⇒ P.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 166 5 ❒ The way to set mod es is basically the sam e as for the entire image. Fo r details, refer to eac h page. • To fill an area with a selected color, select the Paint. • Image Density ( ⇒ P.28 “ Adjusting C opy Image Density ” .
Select ing Modes for Designat ed Areas 167 5 Area Editing Basic modes A Designate the areas you wish to mod ify. Note ❒ For details about how to designate areas, ⇒ P.1 53 “ Designating Area s ” . B Pre ss the [ Area E dit ] key. C Pre ss the [ Col.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 168 5 Delete Area This function blanks out designated areas. 1. Designate d area Note ❒ When you select Del ete Area m ode, pr eviously selected modes ar e canceled. A Designate the areas you wish to mod ify. B Pre ss the [ Area E dit ] key.
Select ing Modes for Designat ed Areas 169 5 Save Area This function blanks out all areas excep t those designated. 1. Designate d area Note ❒ When you select S ave Area m ode, previo usly selected modes are c anceled. A Designate the areas you wish to mod ify.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 170 5 Frame/Lin e Editi ng colo r and wi dths Note ❒ When specifying the Area for the Frame/Line mod e, only the line color and width are features that ca n be selected. ❒ Frame/Line widths: • Metric versio n: 0.25 - 2.0mm (in 0.
Select ing Modes for Outside Des ignated Areas 171 5 Select ing Modes for O utside De signated Areas Referenc e The ava ilable modes for are a editin g depen d on the area sh ape. ⇒ P. 1 82 “ Combina tion Char t for Are a Editin g ” . For functions t hat cannot be used toge ther in area edi ting, ⇒ P.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 172 5 Area Shapes Basic modes A Designate the areas you wish to mod ify. Note ❒ For details about how to designate areas, ⇒ P.1 53 “ Designating Area s ” . B Pre ss the [ Outs ide Ar ea ] key. C Pre ss the [ Col./Image Adjus t.
Select ing Modes for Outside Des ignated Areas 173 5 Save Area A Designate the areas you wish to mod ify. Note ❒ For details about how to designate areas, ⇒ P.1 53 “ Designating Area s ” . B Pre ss the [ Area E dit ] or [ Outside Ar ea ] key. C Pre ss the [ Save A rea ] key.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 174 5 Changing Basic Se ttings for the Entire Image You can c hange job settings for t he entire image during area ed iting. The job se ttings that can be changed are as fol lows: • Paper S elect, ⇒ P.39 “ Selecting the Copy Paper Size ” .
Changing Basic S ettings for the Enti re Image 175 5 A Pre ss the [ Basi c Setti ngs ] key. B Change the job settings. C Pre ss the [ OK ] key. Cattleya2-2_FM.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 176 5 Checking and Changing Are as Use this function to check the areas you have selected and the modes you have chosen for each area.
Checking and Chan ging Areas 177 5 C Pre ss the [ Change Setting ] key. D Change the modes, and then press the [ OK ] key. Note ❒ Color/Image Adjustment, ⇒ P.1 28 “ Color/I mage Adjustment ” . ❒ Color Creation , ⇒ P.94 “ Color C re atio n ” .
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 178 5 Adding Areas A Pre ss the [ Confirm Areas ] key . Note ❒ All designated areas are displ ayed. B Select an area or a group. Note ❒ Areas in this g roup are highlig hted. C Pre ss the [ Add Area ] key. D Select the area s hape.
Checking and Chan ging Areas 179 5 Erasing an Area A Pre ss the [ Confirm Areas ] key . Note ❒ All designated areas are displ ayed. B Select an area that you want to can cel. C Pre ss the [ Delete Area ] key. D Pre ss the [ Yes ] key. E Pre ss the [ Previ ous ] key.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 180 5 Erasing a Group A Pre ss the [ Confirm Areas ] key . Note ❒ All designated areas are displ ayed. B Select a group that you want to cancel. Note ❒ Areas in this g roup are highlig hted. C Pre ss the [ Delete Group ] key.
Exiting Are a Editing 181 5 Exiting Area Edit ing A Pre ss the [ Can ce l E diti ng ] key. B Pre ss the [ Yes ] key. Cattleya2-2_FM.book Page 181 Thursday, December 1 4, 2000 8:17 PM.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 182 5 Combinatio n Chart for Area Editing A Functions available f or designated areas. B Functions available for areas outside d esignated areas. C Functio ns that can be selected together in an area. D Functions available with each shape.
Combination Chart for Area Editing 183 5 Ima ge Adj ust ment Soft/Sha rp ★✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩ → ✩✩ ✩ →→ ✩✩✩✩ Contra st ★✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩ ✩✩✩✩✩✩✩✩.
Area Edit ing (Opti on) 184 5 C C C CD D D D Newly selected mode Image Adjustment Color Adjustment Color Balance Adjustment Save Area Delete Area Soft/Sharp Contrast Background Density Pastel U.
Combination Chart for Area Editing 185 5 Preset Reduce/Enlarge/ Zoom ✩ Size Magnification ✩ Directio nal Size Ma gnifica- tion ✩ Poste r Mode ✩ Auto Reduce/Enlarge ✩ Centering/ Cornerin g, M.
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187 6. Troubleshooting If Your Machine Does not O perate as Yo u Want Check the followi ng: Con dition A ction Not hing h app ens when the o pe ratio n sw itch is turned on. Is the main power sw itch turned on? → Turn on the m ain power switch. B Paper tray is empt y.
Troublesh ooting 188 6 If you cannot corre ct the problem by taking t he above actions, ple ase contact your service representative. The machin e cannot detect the original size. Place custom size original on the e xposure glass. Enter both horizon tal and vertical sizes of the custom original.
If You Cannot Make Copies as You Want 189 6 If You Cannot Make Copies as You Want Pro blem Cau se Actio n Copies appear di rty. The image density is too dark. Adjust the image density. ⇒ P.28 “ Adjusting Co p y Image Density ” . Adjust the back ground densi- ty.
Troublesh ooting 190 6 Copy image i s not clear. The or iginal image ty pe i s not selecte d properly. Select th e proper original im- age type. ⇒ P.28 “ Adjusting Copy Image Density ” . Adjust the sharpness of the image with th e Soft/Sharp function.
If You Cannot Make Copies as You Want 191 6 If you cannot corre ct the problem by taking t he above actions, ple ase contact your service representative. Letter parts and photo parts of an original are not se parated corre ctly. An original has scre en letters or low de nsity letters .
Troublesh ooting 192 6 B Loading Paper Referenc e For details about paper sizes t hat can be set, ⇒ P.235 “ Mainframe ” . Note ❒ If you want to change the paper si ze, ⇒ P.
B Loading Paper 193 6 Loading Paper in the Paper Tray A Pull out the paper tray until it stops. B While pressing the lock lever, open the side fences. C Square the paper and load it in the tray. Note ❒ Do not stack paper over the limit mark. ❒ Make sure that t he leading corners of the pap er are under t he corners.
Troublesh ooting 194 6 Loading Pa per i n the Larg e Capaci ty Tra y A Pre ss the { { { { Down } } } } key if it is not lit. 1. Down k ey Note ❒ The key blinks w hile the bottom p late is moving down. B When the key stops b linking and lights up, op en the top cove r.
B Loading Paper 195 6 C Place the paper in the tray along the edge on the left. Note ❒ The Tray contains up to 1,500 sheets. D Close the top c over. Cattleya2-2_FM.
Troublesh ooting 196 6 D Changing The Toner Cartridge There are four kinds of toner (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black). Wh en D is lit, it is ti me to add to ner. R WARNING: R CAUTIO N: R CAUTIO N: Note ❒ If you use toner o ther than that recommended , a fault might o ccur.
D Changing The Tone r Cartridge 197 6 D Remove the seal. E Push in the new toner cartridge until it fits into place. F Turn the knob back to the position shown and close the front door. Note ❒ Insert the new toner cart ridge unt il it stops. ❒ After i nserting the new toner ca rtridge, turn the k nob counte rclockwis e to the ▼ mark .
Troublesh ooting 198 6 x Clearing Misfee ds R CAUTIO N: Note ❒ When clearin g misfeeds, do not turn off th e operat ion switch. If yo u do, your copy settings are cleared. ❒ T o p r e v e n t m i s f e e d s , d o n o t l e a v e a n y t o r n s c r a p s o f p a p e r w i t h i n t h e m a - chi ne.
x Clearing Mis feeds 199 6 Clearin g Paper Misfeeds When A, B, C, D or Z is D isplayed: A Open the front cover of the mac hine. B You can find th e sticker (with x x x x at t he t op) ex plaini ng ho w to remov e mis- fed paper inside the front cover as shown in the illustration.
Troublesh ooting 200 6 When P is Displayed: Note ❒ This in dicato r is displayed only when y our machine is equipped wi th the op- tional docu ment feeder. A You can find the sticker (w ith x x x x at the top) explaining how to remove the misfed paper on the document feeder as shown in the illustration.
d Adding Staples 201 6 d Adding Staples R CAUTIO N: Note ❒ If you use a staple cartridge other than that reco mmended, stap le failure or staple jams might occ ur. A Open the sorter stapler front cover, pull the R3 holder, and then pull out the sta ple r u nit .
Troublesh ooting 202 6 E Align the arrow mark on the n ew refill with that on the cartridge and push the new refill into the cartridge un til a click is heard. F Pull the ribbon out of th e cartridge. G Place the ca rtridge in the stapl e unit. H Turn the cartridg e backward until a clic k is heard.
e Removing Jammed Sta ples 203 6 e Removing Jammed Staples Note ❒ Staples might be jam med because of curled cop ies. In this case, try t urning the copy pape r over in the tray.
Troublesh ooting 204 6 E Push the lo ck on the right side of th e phase plate to open the phase pla te. F Remove the ja mmed staple. G Return the phase plate to its original position until a click is heard. H Place the ca rtridge in the stapl e unit. I Turn the cartridg e backward until a clic k is heard.
e Removing Jammed Sta ples 205 6 J Return the R3 h older into the original position. K Close the sorter stapler front cover. Cattleya2-2_FM.book Page 205 Thursday, December 1 4, 2000 8:17 PM.
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207 7. Changing the Machine's Settings Changing Paper Size 1 st Tray Paper Size Note ❒ Be sure select the paper size w ith the user tools or misfeeds might occur. Referenc e For paper sizes, weight, and capacity that can b e set in each tray, ⇒ P.
Changing t he Machine's Settings 208 7 Note ❒ Shuffle the paper befo re loading it in the tray. ❒ Do not stack paper over the limit mark. ❒ Make su re the leading c orners of the pape r are un der the corners. E While pressing the release le vers, slide the side fences to the new paper size.
Changing Pape r Size 209 7 2 nd and 3 rd Tray Paper Size A Follow steps A A A A to E E E E on ⇒ ⇒ ⇒ ⇒ P.207 “ 1 st Tray Paper Size ” . B Adjust the tray size with the paper size selector to the new paper size.
Changing t he Machine's Settings 210 7 C Pre ss the [ System Se ttings ] key. D Pre ss the [ Next ] key until Tray Paper Si ze is displayed. E Pre ss the [ Change ] key to select the tray. F Select the paper s ize, and then press the [ OK ] key. G Pre ss the { { { { User To ols } } } } key to exit from the user tools.
User Tools 211 7 User T ools Accessing the User Tools This sectio n is for the key operators in c hange of this mac hine. You can ch ange or set the machin e's default setti ngs. Note ❒ Do not for get to exi t the user to ols me nu after accessing it .
Changing t he Machine's Settings 212 7 C Sele ct the d esire d user to ols men u. Note ❒ [ Next ] : Press to go to the next page. ❒ [ Prev. ] : Pre ss to go bac k to the pre vious page. D Change the settings by following the instructions on the panel display.
User Tools 213 7 Setting You can Change with the User Tools (System Settings) Referenc e Fo r det ai ls a bou t h ow to ac ce ss the use r to ols , ⇒ P.
Changing t he Machine's Settings 214 7 Control Panel Off Leve l The mac hine enters En ergy Saver mod e automatically after your job is finished. Three Energy S aver levels are avai lable: • Level 1 The ba ck light of the p anel displa y goes off.
User Tools 215 7 Auto Tray Switching If you load paper of the sam e size in two or more trays, the machi ne au- tomatically shifts to another tray when the tray in use r uns out of paper. You can set or can cel this set ting. Note ❒ Defaul t: Off ❒ This function is not availab le in Area Editing Mode.
Changing t he Machine's Settings 216 7 Bypass Tr ay Custom Size You can regis ter the custom si ze paper when you ma ke copies with the bypass tray. A Press th e [ Change ] key. B Enter the horizontal si ze with the number keys, and then p ress the [ # ] key.
User Tools 217 7 Settings You can Change with the User Tools (Copier Featur es) Referenc e Fo r det ai ls a bou t h ow to ac ce ss the use r to ols , ⇒ P.
Changing t he Machine's Settings 218 7 Photo Type (Aut o Text/ Photo ) You can select the photo type (Press Print, Gl ossy Photo, or 2nd Gener- ation) in Auto Text/Photo mode that is selected automatically just aft er the machine is turned on or wh en modes are cleared.
User Tools 219 7 Back Side Ma rgin Ad- just. You can adjust the back side margin direction and width that is select- ed as a default in “ Back Side Margin Adjust. ” mode. You can change this setting. • Metric ver sion: left/20 m m — rig ht/20 mm in 1 mm steps.
Changing t he Machine's Settings 220 7 Image Rotation When copying on to copy paper of the same size but diff erent orienta- tion in Auto Paper Sel ect or Auto Reduce/Enlarge mode, rotate the im - age by 90 degrees. Note ❒ Defaul t: On Add margin in Repeat Image You can select whether to add a m argin or not.
User Tools 221 7 User Codes Setting ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Prog ram You can regis ter the user cod es. A Press the [ Progr am ] key. B Enter th e user cod e with the n umber keys, and then pr ess the [ # ] key. C Select the color mod e from [ Full C olo r ] , [ Black & White ] , [ Single ] , or [ Twin Col or ] key.
Changing t he Machine's Settings 222 7 Image Adjustment Counte r Mana ger ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Counter Li st Print You can print data for all user codes. A Press the [ Counter List Print ] key. B Press the [ Pri nt Start ] key. ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Reset Counters You can chec k the number of copi es made using eac h user code.
User Tools 223 7 Duplex/ADF/S orter Process Black When copying in full color, 4 colors (Yellow, Magenta, C yan, and Black) are used by defau lt. You can change this so that only 3 colors (Yellow, Magenta, and Cyan) are used.
Changing t he Machine's Settings 224 7 Special Mode Program(s) ADF Mixed Sizes By default, you cann ot place originals of different sizes at one time in the document feeder. Y ou can cancel this setting. Note ❒ Defa ult: Off ❒ If you sel ect [ On ] , the cop ying speed will b e reduced.
User Tools 225 7 Auto Color Calibration Copy Mod e/Prin ter Mode When the t one of a specif ic color is st rong or the color tone of copies is different from that of originals, perform the procedure below to adjust the ba lance of the 4 ba sic colors.
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227 8. Other s Do's and Don'ts R CAUTIO N: • When you use this machine for a long time in a confined space witho ut good ventilation, you may notic e an odd smell. To k eep the workp lace comfortable, we recomm end that you keep it well ve ntilated.
Oth ers 228 8 Where to P ut Your Mac hine Machi ne Envi ronmen t Your machin e's location should be care fully chosen because environ mental con- diti ons gre atly a ffect its per forma nce. Optimum environm ental conditions R CAUTIO N: R CAUTIO N: • Temperature: 10-3 2 ° C, (50-89.
Where to Put Your Machine 229 8 Power Connect ion R WARNING: R CAUTIO N: R CAUTIO N: • Make sure the pl ug i s fi rmly inser ted i n th e outle t. • Voltage must no t fluctuate than 10% • The socket-outl et shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily ac- cessible.
Oth ers 230 8 Maintaining Yo ur Machine If the exp osure glass, platen cover or d ocument feede r belt is d irty, you might not be able to make copies as you want. Clean them if you find them dirty Note ❒ Do not use chemical cleaner or organic solvent, such as thinner or benzene.
Mainta ini ng You r Ma chine 231 8 Docu ment Feed er TRSR150E Cattleya2-2_FM.book Page 231 Thursday, December 1 4, 2000 8:17 PM.
Oth ers 232 8 Remark s Copier • Be careful not to move the original d uring the scann ing process. • To avoid pr oblems caused by curled co pies, try tu rning over the p aper stack in the p aper tray. If there i s no im provement, ch ange to copy p aper wit h less curl.
Use and Storage of Suppli es 233 8 Use and Storage of Supplies Copy Paper • Copy pap er of the ty pes or in the c ond ition s li sted belo w are not recom men d- ed for t his copi er.
Oth ers 234 8 • When setting paper thi nner than 64g/m 2 , 17 lb or translucent paper in th e pa- per trays or b ypass trays, place it as shown in the figure belo w. The paper is divided into the vert ical and horizontal types depe nding on the texture flow direc tion.
235 9. Specification Mainframe ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Confi gur atio n: Console ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Process: Dry elec trostati c trans fer syst em ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Resolution: 600 dpi ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Gradations: .
Specificat ion 236 9 ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Copy paper capacity: Three 500-sheet trays (Tr ays 1, 2, and 3) Bypass Tray (250 sheets) ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Copying spee d (Full size): ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Full c olor (4.
Mai nfr ame 237 9 ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ First copy time: (A4, 8 1 / 2 " × 11" K , when setting an original on the exposure glass and full size copyi ng) *1 When you use the bypass tray, it takes a fe w more seconds. ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Non-repr oduction area: • Leading edge: 4 ± 2mm, 0.
Specificat ion 238 9 ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Power co nsumption: *1 Full system: Mainframe with the document feeder, 20-bin sorter stapler and large capaci ty tray.
Document Feed er (Option) 239 9 Document Feeder (Opt ion) ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Original Feed : Automati c reve rse docu ment feed - A RDF mo de Automati c do cument f eed - A DF mod e Semi-automatic docume.
Specificat ion 240 9 20-bin Sorter Stapler (Option) ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Num ber o f bi ns: 20 bins + proof tray ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Paper size for bi ns (Normal m ode): • Proof tray: A3 L , B4 L , A4 KL , B.
20-bin Sor ter Stapler ( Option) 241 9 ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Dimensi ons (W × × × × D × × × × H): 600 × 615 × 980mm, 2 3.7" × 24.3" × 38.
Specificat ion 242 9 Large Capacit y Tray (LCT) (Optio n) ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Paper size: A4 K , 8 1 / 2 " × 11" K ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Paper w eight: 64 - 105g/m 2 , 20 - 28 lb ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Paper capacity: 1,500 sheets (80g/m 2 , 20 lb) ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Power co nsumption: Approx.
Multi-acce ss 243 9 Mult i-access You can carry out another job using a different function while the current job is being performe d. This allows y ou to handle your jo bs efficiently regardless of h ow the m achine is being used. For example: • The ma chine can r eceive print data in any mod e.
Specificat ion 244 9 - - - - Sample op erations This ch art is based on the following cond itions: •“ Interleave Pr int ” is s et to “ On ” (See “ Interl eave Print ” in ⇒ P.213 “ System settings ” ). • For details on operat ions under other conditions, co ntact your service repre- sentative.
245 INDEX 1 Sid ed → 2 Sided , 69 20-b in so rter stap ler , 6 2 Sid ed → 1 Sided , 78 2 Sid ed → 2 Sided , 72 A A.C.S. (Auto Color Selection) Sensitivity , 142 Adding Ar eas , 17 8 Adding Stap .
246 H How to Edit Areas , 152 I Ima ge A dj ustm ent , 142 Ima ge C re at ion , 101 Ima ge O v erla y , 125 Interrupt Copying , 53 L Large capacity tra y (LCT) , 6 Loading a S tack of Origin als in th.
247 T Text mode , 37 Text/Photo mode , 36 Text/Phot o Sensitivity , 142 Twin Color Mode , 34 Type Mas k , 99 U U.C.R. Adj ustmen t , 142 User Tools , 211 Usin g the Touc h Pa nel D is play , 9 V Ventil ation hole , 5 W What You Can Do with This Machine , 2 Wher e to Put Your Ma chine , 228 Z Zoom , 60 Cattleya2-2_FM.
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